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TWINTY FIRST YIAB
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1 Hcnvn lllhiri mnS
(S U H U k
6 will nivo unn
ty to save money 3 times a f
: t week.
Foe Friday and Saturday
i he offer the latest thing for WeastJlaok Morle Velour, can ' W
not be told from Silk and costs
wide, regular prioe 75o, we will sell for two days at 60c.
Remember we hare Something New in Skirts too.
UlanV Varwaliuul (latin TTnAaraVtvf with R innll flftnlMA
- Q Hans 1 IK Anil xnViBf
sOm, very swell, sells usually for $2 00, Special at f 1 60, $1 25
and II 00.
Ask to see the New Chiffon Applique, green vine and
leaves with pink and.Wue roses, the Swellest thing oat, at
$3.00 SPer Yard.
GRIFFON BRAND.
gin
At S COPLOITS. Why P Because W9 sell
GOODS CHEAP FOB CASH.
Below we state a few of our Special Prices on Saturday's and Mon
day's. We give you a few prices on domestics :
MEN'S CLOTHING.
5 00 Wonted Suite IS 88
10 00 Cwslraer 8uiU 7 98
8 00 Men' Pwite - .8 98
2 50 " " - - 1 98
BOY'd 8DITA
IOOSniU ... - 4S7
SftOfuits .... 196
; - Ce" For other prices see our large circular,
a ry; ; We are strongly reoommended everywhere we roam .
t"Swe and hII to exami te our stock before baying.
-1.: Very respectfully,
GOjRILiO-Kr
76 Middle Bt. leit to Otiklll
Cotton Baaairia
and Ties.
Ve have in stock and to arrive
800 Rolls Cotton Bagging 8S00
I handles Cotton Ties.
y Send us your orders. Prices re
fl 7 the lowest .,..
S'd' J' Istuhmm & Co.
. ; Bring li here
Ufonr carriage needs repairing. We
will repair It so that it is as good at new.
We guarantee ear work. Oar eostomert
are always satisfled with cur work and
prices. Yon wW be satisfied It roa send
yonr work here. ' i i , '' f
The only place in town to get any and
erythtng to repair bojrjfie. , Bee ns
before bo j In f and sere money. -
We pot Rubber Tires on yonr old or
now wheels. We shrink your loote tires
In a machine without cnttlng them.
( Tftrybody is inrlted to se the work 04
t n nikchine putUngjnew' bolt In cam
i I tiliwwe. ,. '
. li' T7rtm' s-; r
SetV V1V J U U U V,
an - nnnnrfuni-
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yon half the price, 86 inches w
with mwa nlnatinir n hnf.
ft
Fall!
Snappier, Larscer, Belter man ever
OurTlne of Griffon Brand Cloth.
ing Hen's Suits in Extra Fine
Worsteds and all the real thing.
Youths Suits in Elegant Casfli-
mere, Ohilds 2 piece, 8. piece and
Norfolk Suits in fullest assortment
and at prices that require no argu
ment to sell them.
There may be some clothing as
goo 1 an ours but not at the price.
When yon boy here you bny
right 1
J. J. BAXTER,
89 Middle Street. .
mmm
100 Bos EnaaF-nta, 98e
1 85 M BhlrU ... We
1 00 Men's Shirts - - - 74c
1 00 Men's Pat Luther Shoes, . f 3 97
8 lOVIci Kid Bhoet ,193
50 Men's Boots - -198
8 03 Ladles Shoes 9 48
50c White and Bed Flannel 87c
We invite
Hdir. goy ley Bin, V. C.
MURPHY & CO.,
Qmmbsion
Brokers;
Cotlcii, Stoch, Gnii tProto
rDbect wire to Now York and
hioago. . ( -y - " ; -'
Instantaneous reports received of
every move on etohanga.
Br F, PATE, lUnager,
17 Craven" Ctrest'
' caa Say nolhlr hot good of hi.
fall salt If li's nuue bere. We don't
know, everything, bnt we da know bow
t make good, dressy, lort-wrir
eloUiwi, as onr pttrn. of yoam' i!.m
Ing will anil yon. Cioth flnt, f,r,iu!
Iirinklnf, otite euHii , r ul sr
tiuns tuU tiie lu. I t i t : yo.r
MHDH lor a A.ntiran fcnit.
:.c:
Clothing
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EXETTIIES. "
8aew fall at gebsaactaiy, HT. Taev
dsy, ,-5.' t
Beru koadred foldW" bezttakers oa
strike at Chicago, m, Wtnraed work
yesttrday aader a pkwe work teals.; V
Tht 0osuKn Oouacil or Ohtoago, 111.,
at thsaksd Dr Adolpb Loreai, of
Tlsmas, tor his work assoaf tht poor
child ran, -
The Southern Textile Oosapaat ,kacws
at the Files Mm Merger, heoocaet effeo-
tivt December 1,70 alUs being lathe
oombbie.
Oneof the greatest gat walk ever
strtck m Pennsylvania wasstnekoa
Wedaesdav U Worthlagton, More than
W.O00.0QO enble feet of cat are reported
escaping every day. Efforts to eoattol
theeecaDlnscas bare been nnsacoett-
fal.
Hill Aeia In Ttmminy Hal
Niw York. Oct 89w-For tbt first
tlrae la 10 Tears DavW Beaattt fllu,
former Governor and foraaer United
States Senator from the State of New
York, spoke tonight la Tammany HtlL
The occasion was the ratnoanoa 01 tht
Democratic Bute ticket; Former Prett-
dent Orover Cleveland sent a letter ex
pressing nit regret that a previous en
gagement prevented bis attendance.
Those who spoke were Chat, N. Better,
candidate for Lieutenant Governor,
John a Btenehfleld and Martin W. Lit
tleton. -
Market Letter ob JCotton.
By private wire, J. X Latham ft Co.
Haw Toaa, Oct 98. There tti ao
change In tht lrregalar dlsappolotbig
character of the market It was
receipts, tagging at one end, and fine
weather at the other, between tht two
prioes moved la first one direction, sad
then la the other. We are free to con
fess ws don't know what Is the tronble.
Ia some ways the market looks at
though It wanted to ease off, but ost ss
soon at It gets started, oae short of Jan
aary gets frightened sad covers. Thlt
advances January sad ceases baying In
March and May. Then Instead of a de
cline, the market halts and before one
It aware of It, advanoes several points,
and so It goes Aawe said the market
is much disturbed and the only way
seems to be to bay on a good break and
at soon at the cotton shows a profit let
It go. The advance In January to 8.71
and a pnmlaat of N points over March
attracted selling of J an aary and this
was partly responsible for the break.
Another reason wee the report that Mr.
Boston whecame last year win estimate
the crop tomorrow. We would place
about se maoa eoafldenes In hit views
as we would la "a prominent Hew
Yorkers." He Is unbiased by any Inter
est In ths market, whereas the Hew
York gentlemen oonfees to extensive
Interests.
. the MotormtB to Blame.
Boms, Oct. tt. Ia a report ape
the accident la which President Roots
ve'.fi bodyguard, Was. Craig, wsa killed,
and .the PreaMeat and Secretary Cortel.
yet were Injured at Pltltfleldjast month
made pubue today, the board of railroad
eommlssloaerl find that the respoetlbu
lty for the seeldenl rests with be motor
man of the eleetrle ear which ran. Into
the Prettdeat's earrTage. v.-':
Euclid Madden, wee the taetormaa.
His asms It sot mentioned In the report
The cemnlssloaers Ind that the ear was
going at reck leu speed aad that Ike
auaageaBcaJ of the street railway was
at fault la not establishing raise to reg
ulate lbs speed of ears at a dangerous
potat like that at which the accident
happened. The report says -The mo-
tormaa had good reasoas to believe the
effort which he wss plainly making to
reach Ike Coaatry Uab before the car
riages, met with the approval of peseta-
gers, Including a promlneat director of
tat company . a r r '
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CASTOR I A
x for infMts anl CMUrea,'
Beers the
flinaluss of
1 will sen el publlo auction -on the
farm Of the late J. H. Vinson, Nov. St h.
1901 at U o'clock, a. at., the entire stock
of the farm consisting of the latest Im
proved farming Implements, such M I
mowing ssacblnet and 'rakes, 1 of the
latest unproved potato scrapers doubls
wagons aad t carts, 1 top ba-;y, I cuta
way harrows, plows, harrows, shore'i
nd boat aad everything that Is e'1 on
ttt ei-to-dtte farm. Also a!0'it 3 toi
of hy and ebuBuance of corn, 4 n ' 1,
1 born and the entire bra whoM am!
lure,
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! TELEGR1PEIC
r Public Sg!3. .
:::i!lISBr,
Sixty Thousand Democratic Major
ity Predicted
Favors Compulsory Bdncatloa. P ut
ile State Beperts. Bevlyal of,
ButUr's Opinions. 1
Inmates Soldiers' J
Heme., KalghU
of Heaer
Salt. ..- .
Baitton, Oct 88-The Bute commit-
sloner of labor Is making up his report.
The first compilation Is of reports from
farmers. Of those who report 83 per
cent declare themselves In favor of com
pulsory education. Their returns also
show that crops were made more
cheaply this year than In a number of
years and that hence the profit Is great-
Bute warrants were Issued today In
aid el. free libraries for rural schools In
Johnston, Mitchell, Caldwell, Sampson
aad Franklin counties.
The annual report of the Bute Super
intendent of publlo Instruction Is so well
underway that he hopes to have It in
type by the end of the year.
The tickets to the State Fair here go
on sale tomorrow, which is a day earlier
than usual.
The State Auditor Intends to have his
report for 1908 In the bands of the legU
latere by February 1. The report for
1901 was not Issued until the summer of
this year, the delay being due to the
printers.
The demand for wood for fuel Is so
great that all at any points along the
lines of railway has been secured.
The Supreme Court affirms the Super
ior Court by deciding thst osteopathy
maybe practiced In this Bute without
a ucenae; In other words that the pres
ent medical laws do not cover It
Ex-Senator .Marlon Butler Intimates
that be may make a few speeches In the
campaign this year. He had an inter-
I view In July, It appears, with Senatoi
Pritchard, and wanted, the latter to en
courage Independents; to hold no Re
publican State convention, but to en
dorse Independent nominees. Pritchard
at first assented, but later decided to
take the other course and as a result the
Republicans put up some men, while
they endorsed one Independent Butler
says Pritchard Is not acquainted with
political conditions In the eastern por
tlon of the State.
Democratic Bute Chairman Simmons'
present estimate of the Democratic ma
jority in the Bute to at least 60,000.
There are now 91. inmates present at
the Soldiers Home here. Of these 14 are
In the hospital.
. The entire cadet corps of Bute Agrl
cultural and Mechanical College le now
uniformed,. The last uniforms arrived
yesterday.
Governor Ayoock has received an In
vltation from Chauncey Depew and
James H.Hyde, to meet French Ambas
sador Jules Cambon at a banquet at
Sherry's, New York City, November IS,
The receipts of the fund -for the pub
lic schools, not including graded schools
for thomrrenl year are $ll!01,whlch
to 1191,000 greater' than the reoelpte for
1901. The, Increase 6a property tax
alone was 184,000.
Tea - members of the local lodge of
K.ulght of Honor here sued the Supreme
lodge ; for 13000 each, for Its refusal to
reinstate them. . They had paid their
dues to the Unsocial -agenvbut the latter
had not sent them to the grand lodge.
though h Informed' them they were la
good standing. ..
Btais taa ' " A lbs IM Tot Hra Alwwvi
Bosji
L00IHTG POR LOWER PRICES.
Hew York Expects and IT Cos! las
' . "j Short Time, '
Hew York, Oct 32 With the resump
tion of opsratloBt la the anthracite coal
mines of Pennsylvania, tbs people of the
United States who hve been paying ex
orbliant rates for f ml for months will
oca be able to buy ' coal at something
near the rate which, was charged before
tht Strike was Ordered) that wsa 85,85 s
tea for this city. -:-vj .VK; .;.'
Thlt to lbs' statement, mads; some of
the large retail, dealers here, who, how
ever, say It may be some weeks before a
figure approaching this pries will be
quoted. While It all depends, they My,
cs amount mine' owners will tend out
they are reasonably sure that even by
aext week there will be aa appreciable
reduction from the $15, which lathe pre
vailing rate sow. The day Is not far
dlitant, all agree, when the publlo will
be enabled to got coal at a prloe ranging
between t.8 and f 7. '
It Is the general Idea that the mine
owners will be aMe to turn oat, bMn
eing with tomorrow, at leant about two
tiih 'i of tfiolr usual tonnis 1, and there
It bo rmw-a to believe the E scrn cities
will nt 'receive th.:Ir proiior'Ninn'.o
!.. ,'' m'j;b there a'e f"'i,e v ' i H
!!i v t' t a In; n p., K 11! t:.
v- 1 1 ' . u ! l 1 , .1 j 1 r 1 V - -
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, . Miners Resume Work.
Special to Journat
Wtf.aasBSBBS, Pa , Oct 1, 88.-Gne
hundred thousand of the former coal
Ikera resumed work tnls morning.
Miners of Mar ale and Coxa brothers re
fused to return to work because poeud
notices requiring them to abide by decis
ion of arbitration tribunal
Pnbiic Speaking, Hon. Locke Craig.
Corritncki Oct. 23rd.
Roper, " 94th.
Colombia, 85th.
Swan Quarter, " 37th.
'Washington, (night) " 88th.
Warrenton, . " 80th.
OHi mm ONLY !
Monday, Oct. 27.
First time in New Bent of the Delicious-
ly Funny Comedy
BY WILFRED CLARKE,
A Wise
Woman,
Introducing Petite and
Winsome
Marie Lamour.
AND A METROPOLITAN CAST.
PRICES-fl.00; 75c, 60c, and 95c
Beats on Sale at Water's News Stroe,
PEPSI-COLA
DELICIOUS,' HEALTHFUL,
INVIGORATING,
Not Injurious.
Helps Digestion.
5c.
AT SODA VOUHTA1N8.
New Bern
Is Very Lucky
to have an agent for the sale of the
Prospect Brewing
Company's
which to said to be the Purest and Beat
of Beers by the United States Health
Bulletin, which to the highest American
authority. It ia not a cheap beer that
will burn ones stomach and produce
strain on the system.
A fall stock of the above beer in balk
and export can be had at 18 Middle St
J. F.
5
Agt fo the Prospect Brewing Co.
IN HAND.
I have now Jn hand
the city tax book for
1002. . ::.,
pall and settle your
tax now; the act will
be much appreciated,
J. J. Tolson,
-City Tax Col,
To
and i Patrons.
I have moTeAmy pmee of business to
the Bmaliwood Building, corner of South
Front and Craven Streets,' and' will be
pleased to serve you as In the psst 4t
JJThanking yon for past favors ! remain
Yours traly, r- rV
n: SAWYER,
s a a a a m. - m m mm mm mm.
All! 1 VI
C0TT0I1 STCHAGc IVAREIIOUSE
1 Why soli your Cotton a); these
dopreEBing Uie market when you ran store rt nominal ooatf and tke ad
van t-i"e cf Hrh r pricos Inter in the Benson. , - . ';
, Allied! -a coy-reel 1
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Can yon beat this ?
THE ELM CITY FILE.
A good quality file covered with
good quality fibre paper.
This quality file has never been offered
before at this price in this city.
ONT.Y 18e J2AC1T,
or $1 80 per dozen.
OWE! G. IUWW,
69 POLLOCK ST.
'Prize Competition I
The makers of the Famous
Queen Quality Shoes
For Women offer 100 Cash Prizes; First
prize 91000, 2nd prize 8500, 8rd prize
$400, etc., lowest prize being $5, making
a total of
$5000.90
PAYABLE IN GOLD.
To be awarded about January 1st, 1903,
to the 100 women who give the best rea
sons why "Queen Quality" is superior
to all other shoes for women.
In order to compete for the prizes your
article must be written upon blanks fur
nished by us with each pair of Queen
Quality shoes.
D. F. JARVIS,
63 Pottoch St.
For Home Enjoyment
nouiing can equal trie jcataon mono
graph . 1 have lust received 900 Edison
moulded records and the "Standard"
Phonograph with Edison's latest repro-
aucer together with the wonderful rec
ord produces every pleasure that sound
can give, making every word distinct
If you have not heard this machine
call at once and let us show it np to you
it is simply wonderful.
WM. T. HILL,
Phon.
115.
91-93 Middle Street.
NEW BERN, N. O.
BRADHAM'S IMPROVED ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS are nature's mildest
and most effective remedv for a slunrlah
liver and disorders of the digestive tract
generally, iney remove imparities from
the blood and clear an the sallow com
plexion often seen In persons suffering
irom liver or Dowet aiaeaaes. - meesoc
per box, sample box two doses for So,
BRADHAM'B PHARMACY.
Cor. Pollock fe Middle Bts.
Valuable City
Property for Sale I
Pursuant to a resolution of the Board
of Trustees of tbs Hew Bern Academy,
the undersigned will offer st public sals
for cash' at the Court Honso la Hew
Bern, on' Saturday November the 8th,
1909 st 19 o'clock m. that valuable City
lot situated st the comer of Middle sad
Broad streets fronting ea Middle- street
914 feet 6 Inches, aad oa Broad street
107 feet I inches.
This sals offers a rare opportunity for
purchasing some of the most valuable
property la the Ctty.'i''-?- :
; At the same time end place, bids Will
also be reoelrad for the lot adjoining the
court House lot ana occupied by j.. w.
Turner... , . y.f:. f '
' Sale subject to the approval and con
Jrmetloa of said Board of Trustees -
'. -:. v W.M.WATBON,.
' Wt i. i.aT- Bee'vi aad TManD:
pti'-'f' 'i'.V; tpKy-t iwjs-.
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Mr-
extreme' low prices with everything
7 ir-uranco,'-and Jib-
He J. HEINZ'S
Best Pcpa-pcd
Mustatd
Only 20c Per Quart.
Fresh lot Ontario Prepared Buckwheat,
Cream of Wheat, Pettyjohn s Breakfast food,
Fancy Elgin and Fox River Print Butter fresh from dairy,
Maple Syrup, Fancy Cane Syrup and Portorico Molasses,
Pickled Tripe 5c lb,
Nice Driei Apples and Apricots 10c lb,
Maccaroni and Cream Cheese,
The best of everything in the Grocery line and a big stock
to select from. Prices as low as possible.
Respectfully,
I J. L, McDML, W I
'Phone 01. 71 Bread HL
A Short
Shirt
Do you know the Best Shirt to wear and
the one that wears the longest ? It's
"The RENSSELAER."
The Fall Patterns in this Celebrated Shirt
have arrived and we are showing an endless
variety ot patterns These goods can be had
with either attached or detached cuffs.
Store Dep't, Elm City Lumber Co.
Phone 46.
Cor.
Why not eat it ? You will find them to be as cheap or
cheaper than meat. We have just receive a fresh barrel of
No, 1 Shore and they are DneJ
You can send in your orders for Sauer Kraut, a fresh lot
just in.
A complete assortment of canned and bottled goods.
Give ns some of your business and we will appreciate it.
Respectfully,
Broad Si, Grocers.
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Car load Flour Ground from new wheat just received,; Jl . ;
"jou want a barrel of Good Flour give me a trial. s -';
r;; 4, We are reoeivlng fresh goods by every train and botA, and j, V
can give yon entire satisfaction
mention a few articles as follows! Pettyjohn'! Breakfast Food,
r Quaker Oats, Fresh Rice and Grits, Potato Chips, SchreddVl ;
Wheat.Bisoni Full Cream Cheese, Imported and Domestio f
Kaooaroni, Canned brook Trout, Canned Mackerel Imported
; and Dotnestio Sardlnefl, Deviled Cntba with shells, and a full :
. line of eyerything to be toona
Y4t'Xvm to
::3V
en w m
Wholesale and
: - PB0H1 69. Cor. KroadSIJsuieekni
i a s i s a a a a a it a a s
V ttttMIMMIIMtltlMKIMMIMItllftttlll.,
. Cc'wy neadache Powders. . .'
T'.. Is not ' say better remedy for
" i t' i t'-o.e powders. They
f s I f ' 1 O! 'y
Story.
H. Front fc Eden St.
ft
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111..
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Phone t 37- 1
both in quaity and prioes, we
in a nrst olasi grocery stow.
please.H;
Retail arocer,
Prescriptions tt tar.V.
Dsvia'.PresorlpUoalPham y
s specialty of prescription a. :
and careful attention la '
Ou?y the best dniga ae i
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